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“DAD, HOW GOOD WAS EARL CAMPBELL IN HIS PRIME?” Campbell was the most bruising and scariest running back to ever play the game of football. Icon 😮‍💨

At least my goat is happy

That's a FOUR-HIT night for Gunnar Henderson vs. Great Britain 👏

That’s how you stop the clock ⚡️ Breakaway roper, Summer Williams sets the fastest time for 2026 RODEOHOUSTON

@aprohibidohits The halftime show that could've been

getting ready to make history

@KamVTV Is that what they call it in North Texas?

This is called a Texas sized country fried steak. 😎

Throwback to one of the most beautiful moves in Finals history

@astros ¡Ándale Wei!

Welcome to H-Town, Kai-Wei! 🤘

Why is this not on the homepage of the BBC?

@comicbookaddt Mignola drew him the best. 2nd was Byrne

Do you remember Box? Any thoughts or memories? The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Update #1 (V3; 1989; Marvel Comics) Writer: Mark Gruenwald, Peter Sanderson Penciler: Jim Lee Inker: Joe Rubinstein Colorist: Andy Yanchus

🚨 GIVEAWAY 🚨 RT to win this Tatsuya Imai City Connect jersey with Kanji lettering! Winner will be picked at 5pm CST.

My Top 10 2nd base seasons of the last Quarter Century

@HoustonTexans The Big Toe!

Let’s all wish Henry To’oto’o a happy birthday 🥳

I have spoken with Secretary of State Marco Rubio and our Ambassador in Caracas. The EU is closely monitoring the situation in Venezuela. The EU has repeatedly stated that Mr Maduro lacks legitimacy and has defended a peaceful transition. Under all circumstances, the principles of international law and the UN Charter must be respected. We call for restraint. The safety of EU citizens in the country is our top priority.

@circusrockmag @NickyBornRocker @hwinkler4real I want that issue just for the article on Johhny 'Guitar' Watson. HTown legend.

@NickyBornRocker @hwinkler4real 😎 #CIRCUSMagazine 9.15.77

@TracesofTexas 5th Jan is the 12th day of Christmas so makes since they had tree up till 6th. Thanks for sharing this.

The Arcane Texas Fact of the Day: In the 1840s, when German settlers were carving New Braunfels and Fredericksburg out of the Hill Country, Christmas Eve was the big event, not Christmas Day. Families called it Heiligabend. The children were hustled off to church while the parents secretly set up a small fir or cedar tree in the parlor, trimmed with candles, cookies, nuts, and maybe a precious orange or two. When the family came home, a bell was rung to signal that the Christkind had just visited. Only then were the doors opened and the children allowed to rush in to see the tree for the first time, shining in the dark room. One tradition credits John O. Meusebach, the German nobleman who led the Fredericksburg colony, with bringing the Christmas tree to Texas before it was even fashionable in England. Long before department stores and pre-lit plastic evergreens, Hill Country families were hauling in whatever cedar or pine they could find, balancing wax candles on the branches and, I reckon, hoping the whole affair didn’t turn into a very festive house fire. Fredericksburg also kept some customs most Texans never hear about. For more than a century, families observed Zweite Weihnachten – “Second Christmas” – on December 26, a quieter follow-up holiday for more visiting and eating after the big blow-out on the 24th. Many German-Texan families kept their trees up until January 6, Epiphany, and some homes had both an Advent wreath on the table and a wooden Christmas pyramid with little carved figures turning in the rising heat of candles. In other words, Hill Country folks were stretching Christmas into a season long before the stores caught on. Shown here: A saloon interior with bartender and customer near table with display of Christmas candy in Fredericksburg circa 1910. On the right is table of boxed candy under a banner that reads: "Headquarters for Christmas Candies.'' Courtesy (UTSA Libraries Special Digital Collections)

@jiratickets This is great news. Let's make time to reconnect in the new year.

Thrilled to announce a meeting ended early and I was given 5 minutes back

On this day 37 years ago: Pan Am Flight 103 exploded over Lockerbie, killing all of the crew and passengers on board. Eleven people from the town also died when burning wreckage crashed into the land.

@RackSpinner 3/4 had all but that Marvel Fanfare issue. Super Boxers was my first graphic novel.👍

Instant Classics! THE SPINNER RACK, Dec. 6, 1983!